Fiberglass Doors Built for Southern Weather
Founded in 1994, Plastpro makes fiberglass entry doors focused on durability, energy efficiency, and design. Its collections include woodgrain textures, smooth surfaces, classic panel styles, and modern glass designs. Builders and homeowners can choose a look that fits the home with the low-maintenance benefits of fiberglass.
Plastpro’s HydroShield Technology helps protect the door from moisture and humidity on all six sides. Fiberglass skins and composite edges form the outer barrier, while a polyurethane foam core provides insulation. Plastpro also offers Polyfiber (PF) Frames, which use composite material to resist moisture, rot, and insects. Together, these features support a durable entry system with less upkeep.
What Makes Plastpro Better.
The Nova 90 by Plastpro
Plastpro’s Nova 90 Series combines a clean Shaker profile, brushed smooth finish, and direct-glazed glass that brings natural light into the home. These fiberglass doors come in full-lite, ¾-lite, and ½-lite designs, with matching sidelites and glass options to suit your style and privacy preferences.
| Doors | Sidelites | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Style # 6'8" | Style # 8'0" | Widths | Style # 6'8" | Style # 8'0" | Widths |
| Full lite | DRS1S | DRS1S80 | 2'6", 2'8", 3'0" | SLS1S | SLS1S80 | 1'0", 1'2" |
| 3/4 lite | DRS1E | DRS1E80 | 2'6", 2'8", 2'10", 3'0" | SLS1E | SLS1E80 | 1'0", 1'2" |
| 1/2 lite | DRS1H | DRS1H80 | 2'6", 2'8", 3'0" | SLS1H | SLS1H80 | 1'0", 1'2" |
See The Nova 90 Resources
ONYX Nova 90: Black Built Into the Door
ONYX is the Nova 90 with pigment carried through the fiberglass skin instead of paint on top of it. The contemporary black look, built into the finish.
| Doors | Sidelites | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Style # 6'8" | Style # 8'0" | Widths | Style # 6'8" | Style # 8'0" | Widths |
| Full lite | DRS1S | DRS1S80 | 2'6", 2'8", 3'0" | SLS1S | SLS1S80 | 1'0", 1'2" |
| 3/4 lite | DRS1E | DRS1E80 | 2'6", 2'8", 2'10", 3'0" | SLS1E | SLS1E80 | 1'0", 1'2" |
See The Nova 90 Resources
Built for High Winds and Flying Debris
Plastpro builds an HVHZ impact door to the Dade and Broward standard, the strictest wind and impact requirement in the country. Thicker fiberglass skin, reinforced internal structure, and wood blocking, over the same HydroShield construction as the rest of the line.
Download the Nova 90 HVHZ Resources Nova 90 HVHZ Brochure ▸
HydroShield: Protection on All Six Sides
HydroShield encases the door in composite on every face, so moisture and humidity have nowhere to get in. No warping, delamination, corrosion, rotting, or mold and mildew buildup. Paired with a Polyfiber frame, the whole opening is composite.
The frame is half the opening.
Wood frames rot. Steel frames rust and dent. The Polyfiber frame installs the same way as a wood frame, with none of that.
- HydroShield equipped, so it will not absorb or wick moisture, warp, rot, or split.
- Cannot be infested with termites at any point along the structure.
- Twice the screw holding power of a traditional wood frame.
- One continuous piece, no finger joint, and 25 percent more rigid than wood.
- Available in a range of lengths and widths, and takes stain as well as paint.
What Tucker adds to Plastpro.
Available through Monroe, Richmond, and Albany. Hung, bored, and prepped to spec. Staged with the rest of your exterior order and delivered on a Tucker truck.
About us ▸Finishing Plastpro Doors on Site
When a door is finished on site, this is Plastpro's published procedure, from their catalog.
Staining
- Lay the door horizontally on sawhorses or a table.
- Remove all hardware and mask off anything you do not want stained, such as the glass insert.
- Do not sand textured fiberglass.
- Wipe the door with mineral spirits to clean off dust or residue. Let the surface dry completely before applying stain.
Painting
- Lay the door horizontally on sawhorses or a table.
- Remove all hardware and mask off anything you do not want painted, such as the glass insert.
- Smooth doors only: lightly scuff the surface with a fine Scotch Brite pad or fine sandpaper. Do not sand textured fiberglass.
- Wipe the door with mineral spirits to clean off dust or residue, and let the surface dry before applying.
- Do not use hydrocarbon based solvents to clean the surface. They can leave a residue.